Faithful Writers

What if prayer is not confined to a linear timeline? This deeply personal reflection explores healing childhood trauma through EMDR therapy, prayer, and the renewing presence of God.

We often ask whether our pets will be in heaven, but that question may lead us to something deeper. What does Scripture reveal about God’s connection to all He created?

Not everyone connects with Scripture in the same way, and the church often overlooks the people who learn differently. When we honor the questions others bring, we create space for a harvest that would never grow under rigid expectations.

Scholars have proposed natural explanations for manna, but the scale described in Scripture points to something extraordinary. This article explores the biblical text, scientific ideas, and the miracle behind it.

This is not a checklist for perfect faith, but a reflection on what it really looks like to follow Jesus outside of religious pressure, performance, and noise. Faith grows best when it is honest, slow, and personally rooted in Scripture.

The modern alien narrative is deeply shaped by entertainment and cultural assumptions. Before asking whether aliens exist, Christians may need to reconsider how they define the supernatural through a biblical lens.

There are moments when fear, uncertainty, and anxious thoughts feel louder than peace. This reflection is a reminder that we were never meant to carry those burdens alone and that God is always waiting for us to place our worries into His hands.

Private meetings, declassified UAP files, and growing public fear are exposing a deeper problem inside modern Christianity. The real danger is not what people are seeing, but how unprepared the church has become to respond Biblically.

Explore the biblical perspective on God’s heart toward humanity, showing that salvation is rooted in free will, repentance, and response rather than imposed condemnation.

True faith doesn’t require choosing between political or social allegiances. Standing with Christ first empowers believers to navigate division and live with moral clarity.

Scripture presents an actively involved God at every stage of human life, from before conception to the final breath. Before you were visible to anyone else, you were already fully known by Him.

The question of whether Noah’s Flood was regional or global goes beyond geography—it challenges how we understand Scripture and God’s Word. Exploring both biblical language and scientific evidence offers a fuller picture of this pivotal event.

A Christian reflection on perseverance, digital culture, and the meaning behind modern chaos through Scripture and personal experience

A closer look at the Book of Esther raises important questions about how it is often interpreted. This article responds to a popular theological claim that reframes Esther’s story in controversial ways. What happens when historical context and scripture are re-examined side by side?

You cannot claim to follow Christ while seeking mediums, spiritists, or occult guidance. God does not share His authority, and Scripture leaves no room for loopholes.

Learn how Christian nationalism distorts history and why faith should not be enforced through politics or government power.

With 47,000 Christian denominations worldwide and 64,000 projected by 2050, Jane Isley examines how the Church modeled division long before culture did, what Scripture says about unity and false doctrine, and why it is time for believers to stop chasing labels and simply follow Jesus.

If pride fueled the first rebellion in heaven, then the deeper question is not who sinned first in Eden. The real question is where pride is quietly taking root today.

Why I Believe: Jane Isley shares how a childhood encounter with God protected her mind through trauma and shaped the way she sees, thinks, and believes today.

What does “abomination” really mean in the Bible? This deep dive into Hebrew context and Scripture challenges modern reinterpretations and confronts uncomfortable truths.

Did Jesus address sin and “abomination”? Explore Mark 10, Matthew 19, and Revelation 21:8 to understand what the New Testament really teaches.No, He sat with sinners to show His love for them, no matter their sin, to tell them the truth, to offer open forgiveness, and to bring them to repentance.